Practical Information Concerning the Public Debt of the United States: With the National Banking Laws. For Banks, Bankers, Brokers, Bank Directors, and Investors |
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... presented for payment September 1 , 1872 , was $ 6,170,675 26 . It is probable that some part of the bonds and other evi- dences of these outstanding balances have been destroyed by fire , shipwreck , and otherwise ; and by reason of ...
... presented for payment September 1 , 1872 , was $ 6,170,675 26 . It is probable that some part of the bonds and other evi- dences of these outstanding balances have been destroyed by fire , shipwreck , and otherwise ; and by reason of ...
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... presented for payment any more than the books of the Government show to have been properly issued ; and it is to the credit of the Treasury Department , and exhibits în a most striking manner the perfection of its organization as well ...
... presented for payment any more than the books of the Government show to have been properly issued ; and it is to the credit of the Treasury Department , and exhibits în a most striking manner the perfection of its organization as well ...
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... presented for payment from time to time , whenever legal - tender ' notes were needed by the holders , until it was less than forty - six millions of dollars on the 12th of July , 1870. At that date Congress passed an act authorizing ...
... presented for payment from time to time , whenever legal - tender ' notes were needed by the holders , until it was less than forty - six millions of dollars on the 12th of July , 1870. At that date Congress passed an act authorizing ...
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... presented for payment . Origin of frac- 3 . FRACTIONAL CURRENCY . The suspension of specic payments by the banks in De- tional currency . cember , 1861 , was followed by the withdrawal of specie , gold , silver , and even copper coinage ...
... presented for payment . Origin of frac- 3 . FRACTIONAL CURRENCY . The suspension of specic payments by the banks in De- tional currency . cember , 1861 , was followed by the withdrawal of specie , gold , silver , and even copper coinage ...
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... presented to any Assistant Treasurer or any designated depositary selected as aforesaid in sums not less than five dollars . SEC . 2. And be it further enacted , . fractional cur- rency . That from and after the first day of August ...
... presented to any Assistant Treasurer or any designated depositary selected as aforesaid in sums not less than five dollars . SEC . 2. And be it further enacted , . fractional cur- rency . That from and after the first day of August ...
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1st day act entitled act of July act of March act to provide aforesaid America in Congress annum appointed assignment Assistant Treasurer asso attorney average amount bearing interest canceled capital stock centum certificates of deposit chapter ciation circulating notes Comptroller Congress assembled coupon bonds court defaced demand notes denominations Depositaries directors duplicate eighteen hundred entitled An act exceeding exchange February 25 fifty millions fractional currency Funded Loan further enacted gold Government holders hundred millions Jan'y July 14 June 30 lawful money ment millions of dollars national currency notary public notes issued organization certificate outstanding paid payable semi-annually payment person pledge of United public debt purchase receive redeemable registered bonds registered stock Secretary Senate and House six per cent Temporary loan thereof thousand dollars tion transfer Treasury Department treasury notes United States bonds United States notes Veazie Bank Wallace